Calvin Ramsay might make his Preston North End debut the following week after missing nearly 17 months due to injury since joining Liverpool.
The Scottish youth international, who joined Deepdale on loan in the summer, is now expected to make his Championship debut, according to the Liverpool Echo.
Ramsay made a splash when he moved from Aberdeen to Liverpool last year, but the right-back’s stint in England has been marred by injuries and conditioning issues.
Nonetheless, it appears like the defender will finally play senior football again, as Ramsay will be eligible for selection against Preston the following week.
Ramsay, who was praised as “outstanding” by former Aberdeen boss Jim Goodwin, has the ability to play a major role for Preston in the second division should he avoid injury once more.
Ramsay’s return to form will be crucial for Liverpool as they approach 2024, as the defender may emerge as Trent Alexander-Arnold’s clear replacement, something the Reds are now lacking.
Liverpool ca only hope that Ramsay remains fit to play at Preston
Ramsay is a gifted player who may dominate the Premier League; Liverpool will be hoping the defender can remain healthy for Preston.
The Scottish youth international is playing for a solid club in what is likely the strongest level for his development, so Ramsay needs to seize every chance he gets.
In order for Ramsay to fulfil his potential—which is, for the most part, on par with that of most right-backs in the Premier League—Liverpool will need the defender to remain healthy.
